Great interactive feature on how former world record holder Max Park solves the Rubik’s Cube. You scroll through his slow-motion solve — he makes 12 moves in the first second. “It’s like playing chess at the speed of ping pong.”
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Great interactive feature on how former world record holder Max Park solves the Rubik’s Cube. You scroll through his slow-motion solve — he makes 12 moves in the first second. “It’s like playing chess at the speed of ping pong.”
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It would take me way longer to find the edge of a roll of tape than Park takes to solve the Cube.
Seeing this in slow motion what it reminds me of the most is playing a musical instrument - like a world-class musician seeing or hearing a new snippet, studying it for a few seconds, and then playing it really fast
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